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I have a client that insists on releasing thousands and thousands of pages at time, and I have told them that its not a good idea.  So they launched over 40000 at once and it took a while for them to be indexed.  The best thing to do in this case is alot of internal linking from other pages to these pages to show they are not as spammy as they may look.

I like these tips, they make pretty good sense. I like this because it is not very common knowledge. Infact, I think I only knew about 2/3 of the topic on this.

great info but there are still things you can do on your wordpress blog to attract the google bots...this seo wordpress plugin is critical if you want high pr and consistent targeted traffic. http://seowordpressninja.com

it wont give you pr 8 overnight but if you follow the info hear and have your blog working for you then the traffic will take care of itself...thats why its critical to make sure your blog is set up properly.

Thanx for the tips! Very useful!

http://www.houseplanet.dj/

Thanks for the tips, and the comments.  I do pretty well with my site www.sourceoneinc.com , but have recently lauched a blog and only google has picked it up.  The tips about yahoo ping service were great.  

I agree though, no matter how fresh and relavant the content is, the key is to get more links to your site. 

One way that I found seems to have helped and that is indexing with other search engines.
Especially the older Search engines such as Alta Vista.
Not sure  how it works but the ranking with Google might be connected with some form of competition. If a website is popular on one search engine then this might trigger Google to also index it.
I can not see Google sitting on its laurels while other SE index websites.
If they did then they might not be worth the advertising revinue.
Especially if the website attracts 1,000's  or even millions of visits.

Google is changing rules so frequently that I suspect nobody can guess how to definetely optimize his/her site.

I´m always tryng to follow the advises of this newsletter, you always publish great tips!!

regards

Rub

http://www.peninsulapm.com

I have a very high ranking web site under the search term Cozumel Mexico which is very targeted for my purposes.

I write web sites that are content driven and revolve around Cozumel Mexico, activities, tours, points of interest, etc.

When I want a web site to be indexed quickly I put a link on if with relevent anchor text and of course it has to be optimized for, and with similar content that applies to Cozumel Mexico. Car rentals, fly fishing, snorkeling or whatever is appropriate gets a link on my index page for a short time and in no time at all I find that it is indexed. It is just that simple.

I hope that this helps!

Bob

One thing that I've seen, is a photographer  I help others with their websites. I have a videographer who has a 1 google rating and yet by the number of links she has through industry weblistings, she shows up on the first page by googling her town and videographer. 

I was trying to help her out and now I'm listing myself on these same sites. This works for photographers, videographers and DJs.

I also link to strategic partners on my word press blog, Vistaphotography, where I chat about the clients I have and the weddings I shoot and I try to offer useful tutorials on how to use photo editing software.

These are all good ideas above to think about.

Jeff

Thanks for the great tips, the page load thing is something that I had never heard of, might have to look into that.

Hi

I've recently added a lot of pages to my site. Once I did this I generated a new Google Sitemap and resubmitted it. Within a couple of days, my indexed pages increased from 43 to 86.

A couple of days ago, I added another lot of pages to the site. Once again, I generated a new Google Sitemap and resubmitted it. Webmaster Tools now shows under Sitemap Statistics that there are a total of 180 urls and 86 indexed urls. I'm expecting all 180 pages to be indexed within the next few days. I'll let you know what happens!

Peter

Yeah, everything that's been writen above is spot on and it all counts...

What I boil down to is the 3 easy steps to get indexed "FACTOR" hehe, sounds eery!

1. Good Hosting Company

2. Google Sitemap

3. Fresh new content daily (at least for the first week or two)

You do that, you'll not only have all your pages indexed but you'll have google coming back on a regular basis which means new content will get indexed alot quicker.

Hope that helps.

thanks.

I am no expert but i found from my experience that the following method works in combination:

1. There have to be at least 8 (eight) content rich pages - not contact, link to us, disclaimer etc.

2. Each content page to be submitted to Google for inclusion of url.

I found my 3rd or 6th page appearing on top in search results - may be because it had a better keyword density etc.

Don't overlook the basics of good page and site structure -- building your pages so they're not only user-friendly, but search engine friendly too...

First of all - here's the most important thing(s) to remember:

The search engines want your content. Period. Your content is their primary resource for business and revenues. ...But if (a.) your website cannot be traversed by automated, text-reading spiders, and/or (b.) your pages have no distinguishing (descriptive) features, then you're putting up barriers that impact the spiders' ability (or in some cases, "desire") to index your site and content.

Here are some tips on page and site structure:

1. Make sure EVERY PAGE has a unique HTML TITLE -- Use a descriptive title that actually relates to the content of that page, and which also provides proper context to readers who first see this title on on Google and other search results - NOT on your website... For example, if you're a political commentary site, writing another political article about President Bush, DON'T assume this title is viewed by your existing readers (such as by using a less formal title like "About Bush and his <whatever topic>"). Instead, make sure every title (and Description, noted below) provides a stand-alone and accurate summary of your content (like "President George Bush and his <whatever topic>" (or "George W. Bush", to avoid confusion with his father)), so that (a.) the title will make more sense to people scanning Google search results, and (b.) so that Google et al can more accurately index AND catalog your content, and find better matches between your pages and their users' search phrases.

First, if you don't provide any META description tag, but your page content is displayed in a fairly straight-forward manner, the search engines will make a "guess" as to the topic of the page (using complex keyword weight algorythms), and then they'll extract a bit of text from around the sentence(s) or paragraph that is most weighted towards the topic they *think* you've written about. That's bad. Computers are dumb, and rarely get the topic correct.

3. Use good old HTML hierarchical conventions. The H1 tag must be the first, main visible title, followed by your normal paragraph text, and then also use H2, H3, etc as needed for any subheaders.

4. Remove (never use) META KEYWORDS tags. The search engines have pretty much ignored them for many years now. Or, I should be more accurate: KEYWORDS tags do nothing to add to your favorable scores with the search engines, but they are used as a factor of your negative ratings. It's best to just remove them, and be safe. No reason to temp fate and mess with something that has clearly been abused since the very start of the tag.

5. Dynamic drop-down menus, fancy Flash animations and javascript or form-based navigation are not spiderable, and therefore none of that content and links would be found or read by the search engines...

Search engines generally only follow text (or standard HREF) links, and don't read inside of javascripts or DHTML menu scripts. You can use CSS visible/hidden based menus, which load all text and links into the source code where it can be read by spiders, or at the very least, add a "Site Map" link into your page header and footer, which links to a page where you have plain, simple HTML HREF links to every single page on your site.

6. Yes, provide a "Site Map" -- either in your own format, or Google's XML format), so Google and others can more easily find all pages on your website (but even this is no guarantee of indexing, because again, if Google and others can't figure out the topic or any descriptions for your pages, they will not index or properly catalog them).

7. Dynamic URLs are NOT A PROBLEM for any search engine -- **UNLESS** (a.) your URLs and site are designed such that following links might create "spider-traps" for the crawlers (where search engine spiders get caught in an infinite looping of links within your site - such as with calendar links that go to infinite number of future and past months - at which point they will simply abandon your site), or (b.) when dynamic variables are appended to URLs (such as datestamps or session IDs) which would create the problem of duplicate content (where the same page is reachable through different URLs).

And that's all... Hope this helps!
TK

Great article! Worth noting that it is a good idea to several "paths" for spiders accessing your site. I always favour 2 sitemaps - both HTML and XML to be certain that all bots can get around the site.

And don't forget to check for broken links occasionally, if the pages of your site are being crawled via maps this can often mask problems with your site navigation, conversely a page with no visitors in your stats could point to the same issue.

One way to get all your pages index by google is to create an RSS feed for all you menu items. Second, display new articles on your home page via RSS. Third, create a sitemap with all of your pages. Break down site map into catergories with not more than 100 links

Thanks Jason for providing such nice information. I would also like to give some information about Indexing of Google

Today nearly 50% of the traffic is generated by the Google. This is a greatest revolution in the internet scenario. This revolution is done by two PhD researcher Lary Page & Sergey Brin & make Google a company on the international scene.

Google becomes popular due to his algorithm which is made out by the two founders & also by making his presentation very simpler, because "the simplest things are sometimes most effective".Google has a very simple interface, without doing any advertising & only concentrating only on services of searching & nothing else.

In addition of these search results, Google also succeeded to indexing of large number of webpages approximatelt 2 billion of pages. Recently it also includes new type of documents like: Word, Excel, PDF files, PowerPoint slides, Worpad.

The algorithm is based on two systems

1. a precise analysis of the contents of the indexed pages (keywords, occurrences, positions in the document, type of HTML tag, etc.)
2. a classification of the pages according to their popularity (PageRank), calculated from the topology of the Web (i.e. the whole structure of the documents and the links between them).